Important Update:
UCO COVID-19 protocols remain in place for the spring 2021 semester. Masks are required on campus when around others.
Important resources: COVID-19 Testing | Report Exposure/Positive Test | On-Campus Vaccine Clinic | COVID-19 Vaccination Self-Reporting | Virtual services | COVID-19 website
Broncho Education and Learning Lab (BELL)
The Broncho Education and Learning Lab (BELL) exists to help undergraduate and graduate students learn through peer tutoring, supplemental instruction, study skills development, time-management tools, and other forms of academic support. The BELL, formerly Tutoring Central, offers four locations throughout the campus to assist students. The first is located in the northeast corner of West Hall, and the second is located in room W112 of the Quad Residence Hall. The third BELL location is offered to student-athletes and is located on the third floor of the Sports Performance Center. The fourth location is on the third floor of the Nigh University Center, in the old Transportation & Parking Services space.
Location Information — Modified for the COVID-19 Pandemic
Please Note: The BELL is offering both in-person and virtual appointments for on-campus academic support. Instead, the BELL is offering virtual peer-tutoring and supplemental instruction sessions. The process for scheduling remains the same, and you will receive an email with instructions for accessing the virtual appointment. Schedule your virtual appointment.

West Hall (G-100) BELL Location: 405-974-2487

For student-athletes only. Sports Performance Center (SPC-301) BELL Location: 405-974-3441

The Quad (W-112) BELL Location: 405-974-5958
Faculty and Staff
Refer-a-Broncho to the BELL
Refer-a-Broncho to the BELL to receive academic support, where students are able to receive one-on-one academic sessions in English, math, writing, grammar, science, and other subjects to help them succeed in their classes.
Request a Supplemental Instructor (S.I.)
If you are interested in hiring a Supplemental Instructor (S.I.), please discuss this with your student and submit a Faculty Request Form, and email the form to the Supplemental Instruction program.